You’ve heard him in My Hero Academia, Aggretsuko, Pokemon, and more. Zeno Robinson is one of the voice actors to watch and has quite the resume under his belt. From Ben 10: Alien Force all the way up to his role as Hawks in MHA, Zeno has not only studied under some of the best in the entertainment industry, but he’s made his mark as an inspiration and an example of black excellence while maintaining a positive attitude and bright demeanor. Zeno began his career in voice acting at the age of 14

The role of women and girls in video games has been deconstructed, recontextualized, and analyzed from front to back. From the strong fighters like Chun Li in Street Fighter to the helpful assist characters like Rachel from Ninja Gaiden. But what of the female characters who are in need of rescue? The ones who serve as the final destination, the trophy to be won at the end of our hero’s journey. How has the damsel in distress evolved over the years, and where does this trope go in this time of a

There’s a fine line between actually being for a movement and only using it to further one’s goals. Long since feminism has made its way to the larger lexicon of society there has been debate after debate about what makes someone a true feminist and what makes someone a poser just in it for the woke points. The differences may seem complicated at first, but with some perspective and a deeper understanding of feminism as a whole, we can make the distinction between performative and true feminism.

One thing that’s integral to a relationship is trust. Trust has been defined as: Trust is the thing that enables us to be one with our partner and lean on them for support. Trust is what let’s us love freely without fear of being hurt, whether through infidelity, physical hurt, or emotional hurt. A lot of us out here no longer have the ability to trust, and it’s sad that that’s the case. Without trust, we fear love. Intimacy itself is one of the biggest fears there is. What many don’t know is

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and do not reflect the views of The Black Detour. Being black in any space is difficult. We’re constantly being pushed and pulled in different directions, never knowing where we stand with people. We’re sometimes excluded from spaces that we create even. However, if there were any space where you’d think we’d be welcomed, it’s the spaces that pride themselves on being open to the misfits and the outcasts of soc

has been a major part of video game history since the first game was released in 1992. The game has had many controversies and moments of greatness that have contributed to the series standing the test of time for so long. The many characters and their arcs are what keep the fans and newcomers coming back for more. As we draw closer to the release of the eleventh entry, let’s look back on a much-beloved character who will be making her return to the game since sitting out Mortal Kombat X. Here

Naomi is a female wrestler currently working for WWE on its Smackdown roster. She’s been a part of the company since the early 2010s and has been a consistent workhorse for the company during her tenure. However, she’s also been overlooked in comparison to her fellow wrestlers in the women’s division. If you’re part of the wrestling community on social media, you may have read the recent tweets from WWE’s Naomi. She voiced her concerns over rumors the women’s battle royale match at Wrestlemania